Transitive Robotics
United States
Menlo Park, California middleware maker; its open-source Transitive framework links robots to the cloud and web for fleet monitoring and teleoperation.
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NextVPU
China
Chinese AI chip company developing edge spatial intelligence processors (Feynman series) for robots, drones, AGVs, XR and autonomous devices.
Swiss manufacturer of micro RC and robotics equipment, micromotors, and educational kits for schools and hobbyists since 2000.
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Diehl Defence
Germany
Uberlingen, Germany defense manufacturer within the Diehl Group; builds IRIS-T guided missiles, ground-based air defense and counter-UAS systems.
Tommoro Robotics
Korea, Republic of (South)
Tommoro Robotics (Korea, f. 2022, SNU spinout) builds Robot Foundation Models and Physical AI software for humanoids and collaborative robots targeting.
Data Science Automation, Inc.
United States
McMurray, Pennsylvania automation firm founded in 1993; builds test, data-acquisition, and process-control systems on National Instruments platforms.
Dairymaster
Ireland
Irish manufacturer of high-tech dairy farming equipment including milking systems, robotic sprayers, automated feeding, and herd health monitoring solutions.
Hyperion Automation
United States
Holland, Michigan systems integrator formed in 2019 from an In-Tech automation split-off; a certified KUKA and MiR robotic integration partner.
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Alysium designs and manufactures high-performance cables, connectors and cable assemblies for machine vision, robotics and automotive interconnects.
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UK manufacturer of high-performance SWIR, EMCCD, and sCMOS cameras for surveillance, space, scientific, and industrial OEM applications since 2006.
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Canadian designer and manufacturer of high-speed industrial cameras and digital video equipment for machine vision and robotics.
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German machine-vision camera maker est. 1987; SVCam line spans VGA–151 MP CCD/CMOS for automotive, pharma, and semiconductor inspection. TKH Group member.
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Switzerland · Europe
Lachen, Switzerland CMOS-camera maker founded 2001 as a CSEM spin-off; part of Atlas Copco's machine-vision business since 2020.
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Woburn, Massachusetts frame grabber specialist founded in 1993, offering CoaXPress and Camera Link cards for machine vision; acquired by Advantech in 2023.
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Active Silicon Inc. is a USA-based manufacturer of frame grabbers and embedded vision systems, founded in 1988, serving machine vision and medical imaging.
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Manufacturer of frame grabbers, cameras, and machine vision software for industrial and research imaging applications.
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Canadian machine vision connectivity company providing GigE Vision hardware, frame grabbers, and AI inspection software since 2000.
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Belgium · Europe
Belgian machine vision company founded 1989; makes frame grabbers, FPGA IP cores, and Open eVision software for industrial and medical imaging.
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Israel · Middle East
Israeli FPGA imaging hardware company est. 1993; PCIe frame grabbers, FantoVision edge AI modules, and accelerators for machine vision and defense.
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Dorval, Quebec machine-vision maker founded 1976; acquired by Zebra Technologies in 2022, supplies frame grabbers and vision software.
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